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Reduction Schedule definition

Reduction Schedule means the schedule of Commitment Reduction Dates as detailed in Schedule 7 (Reduction Schedule) to be replaced as required in accordance with Clause 5.3.
Reduction Schedule. None Sector: Professional Services Subsector: Legal Services Industrial Classification: CPC 861 Legal services Type of Reservation: National Treatment (Article 11.03) Most-favored-nation treatment (Article 11.04)
Reduction Schedule means for the period set forth below the Amount ------------------ Available set forth thereto, subject to the Approved Capital Expenditures budget as set forth on Schedule 2.16:

Examples of Reduction Schedule in a sentence

  • The AD&D Benefit is equal to a percentage of the AD&D Insurance Amount in effect on the date of the Accident, subject to the AD&D Reduction Schedule provision set forth in the “Schedule of Benefits”.

  • In case of delay in supply/ execution of contract, supplier/ contractor/ service provider should raise invoice for reduced value as per Price Reduction Schedule Clause (PRS clause).

  • The decision of the ENGINEER-IN-CHARGE in regard to applicability of Price Reduction Schedule shall be final and binding on the CONTRACTOR.

  • In case of delay in supply/ execution of contract, supplier should raise invoice for reduced value as per Price Reduction Schedule Clause (PRS clause).

  • Reduced Compensation: Should the inspection show the item(s) remain in non-compliance, the Contractor's monthly compensation will be reduced in accordance with the Daily Compensation Reduction Schedule included under Compensation.


More Definitions of Reduction Schedule

Reduction Schedule indicates the liberalisation commitments, where taken, after the date of entry into force of this Agreement.
Reduction Schedule. None Sector: Transportation Subsector: Road transportation Industrial Classification: CPC 712 Other land transport services Type of Reservation: National Treatment (Article 11.03) Most-favored-nation treatment (Article 11.04) Local presence (Article 11.06) Measures: Supreme Decree 212 of the Ministry of Transport and Telecommunications, Diario Oficial, November 21, 1992. Decree 163 of the Ministry of Transportation and Telecommunications, Official Gazette, January 4, 1985. Supreme Decree 257 of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Diario Oficial, October 17, 1991. Description: Cross-border trade in services Providers of land transportation services must register in the National Registry by means of an application to be submitted to the Regional Ministerial Secretary of Transportation and Telecommunications. In the case of urban services, the interested parties must submit the application to the Regional Secretary with jurisdiction in the locality where the service will be provided and, in the case of rural and interurban services, in the region corresponding to the domicile of the interested party. The application for registration must specify the information required by law and attach, among other information, a photocopy of the national identity card, authenticated, and in the case of legal entities, the public instruments evidencing their incorporation, name and domicile of the legal representative in the case of legal entities and the document evidencing it as such. Foreign natural or juridical persons authorized to carry out international transportation in the territory of Chile may not carry out local transportation services or participate, in any way, in such activities within the national territory. Only companies with real and effective domicile and created under the laws of the following countries may provide international land transportation services between Chile, Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Peru, Uruguay and Paraguay. Additionally, in order to obtain a permit to provide international land transportation services, in the case of foreign legal entities, more than half of their capital and effective control of such legal entities must belong to nationals of Chile, Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Peru, Uruguay or Paraguay.
Reduction Schedule means the reduction schedule set out in schedule 4 to the Credit Agreement;
Reduction Schedule. None Sector: All sectors Subsector: Industrial Classification: Type of Reservation: National treatment (Article 9-03) Level of Government: Federal Measures: Federal Law for the Promotion of Microindustry and Handicraft Activity, Official Gazette, July 22, 1991, Chapters I, II and III. Description: Investment Only Mexican nationals may apply for a certificate to qualify as a micro-industrial enterprise. A Mexican "micro-industrial enterprise" may not have as partners persons of foreign nationality. The Federal Law for the Promotion of Microindustry and Artisanal Activity defines a "microindustrial enterprise" as, among other things, one that has up to 15 workers, is engaged in the transformation of goods and whose annual sales do not exceed the amounts determined periodically by the Ministry of Commerce and Industrial Development.
Reduction Schedule. None Sector: Transportation Subsector: Water transportation Industrial classification: CPC 721 Transportation services by watercraft CPC 722 maritime Freight transportation Type of Reservation: National Treatment (Articles 4, Annex Investments and 11.03) Local presence (Article 11.06) Senior executives and Boards of Directors (Article 9, Investments Annex) Measures: Commercial Code, Book III, Titles I, IV and V. Decree Law 2.222, Official Gazette, May 31, 1978, Navigation Law, Titles I, II and IV. Description: Cross Border Trade in Services and Investment Ship agents or representatives of ship operators, owners or captains, whether natural or juridical persons, must be Chilean nationals. Stevedoring and unstowage agents or wharfage companies, who totally or partially mobilize the cargo between the vessel and the port premises or means of land transportation and vice versa, shall also comply with this requirement. All those who disembark, transship and, in general, make use of Chilean continental or insular ports, especially for fishing catches or fishing catches processed on board, must also be Chilean legal or natural persons.
Reduction Schedule. None Sector: All Sectors Subsector: Industrial Classification: Type of Reservation: National Treatment (Article 4, Annex Investments) Senior executives and Boards of Directors (Article 9, Investments Annex) Measures: As rated by the item Description Description: Investment
Reduction Schedule. None Sector: All sectors Subsector: Industrial Classification: Reservation Type: National Treatment (Article 13-03) Senior Executives and Boards of Directors (Article 13-08) Level of Government: Federal Measures: Political Constitution of the United Mexican States, Article 25. General Law of Cooperative Societies, Title I, and Title II, Chapter II. Federal Labour Law, Title I Law on Foreign Investment, Title I, Chapter III Description: Investment No more than 1 O per cent of the members of a Mexican cooperative production society may be foreign nationals. Investors of the other Party or their investments may only participate, directly or indirectly, up to 10 percent in a Mexican cooperative production company. Foreign nationals may not hold management or general management positions in cooperative societies. A cooperative production society is an enterprise whose members combine their personal labour, whether physical or intellectual, for the purpose of producing goods or services.